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Washington, December 9. Hotjse.
Pound, of Wisconsin, introduced a joint
resolution proposing an amendment to
the constitution- providing-that- after
theMhpt Marctu,i8S5, the President
andiftuc&Pr.&jrJfot shall hold their
offices for six years, and shall be ineli-
i.u m i i ' .I.- ... -t r - -
mi - o tu nlmn Ttrif h all rlio nalatlfifi
meouutu, riT7o1 .,nH that. mAmhprs nf f'rmorpss
of the countryHs jiSt ow,g; Nftall beeSte fePff
degree of prosperity jatopsfi unirp fa errei. 2f jv I l
tiu 1 "- . -" . ,
proi
bp thf
tiiA hiatnfv nf trie icdantiF.
present condition of maier fill. Advance
ment may be likened to that which" the
country knew just before the breaking
out of the late war between the States.
That period is marked with a white
T3tkne?'it was the golden age of our ag
ricultural, . .financial i ? and . . commercial
w eay mat tuo yirecuv H. fnr ihnt niirnnsA af imtiaid hnnr;.
ties and pay, ot,cakrea 80kuer$
AOTERICJ
Tfc,eiTxjpalbic.
KW rOKK, Dec. 8. in xonsf-quence
of letters received from the secretary of
the Irish national land league in Dub
lin, a conference of representatives of
the various Irish national ana other or-
petinciL;
$rjck Fomerty has 4eclared for Grant.
TwxRhlrds m the Democratic flel-;
gates electe4?4n Philadelphia unuie i
State convention are said to be anti-
llandall and anti-Tilden.
The subject of constitutional revision
ja now beingagitated in South Carolina.
It 13 proposed to eitect it oy amena-
Tltofifost Complete, adEBest $eleeSSeii
k"U!.:
mO BB FOUND IN THB CITY. IS NOW BETOG BTCEITED BY TO .OUR STOCK. : OJ ' .7JrWpsR TOMMOl WEIR IS VEHY
-aii4fr excellent qualitr and our Uoeoi jtikjs MAUtujN aoaiAi- ww l-., .cs. D,yS, aiissea and caiidren. of the v
&e1Sro sold at extreme.,
r . . . . . k. . . n . mi naiinn will hjuiiiiwii wn mi i buil digu urn . .11 at,, in. ti iimiL tuiii 1 1 ri iu ui n i . . . . , .
w inviuo mu panwBcn m uioiw wu oww, .wuue - - - " - i .mwuiij mvor ua wilq a caji.
mea,
The Speaker m
nail nf St!its frin hft hills of rfifftrfiVinft?
Under a can 01 ine diaces aDouc tnree
hundred bills were introduced, most of
them of a privaterxharacter. Among
those of a general public interest were
the following:
3y Money, of Louisiana, declaring
certain fctndVdf matter unmailable and
definin sr the -duties of the . Doatmastex
creatness. It wa3 muttended with any. general in connection therewith. This thizers with Irish
Sp , rnmlmis o? risk and uncer- bill vras pfepaited by the raw' tfficers of - resdlUtions passed
Of those conditions or tisk anu unoer tv fVv! 0norhnDnt anii cmimHias mpn to find a heir
uiinty wiuuu c n-nuw num the views or that aepartment witn re
1813; vaiueawere suoiajiuaiiy vae gaKxaiottery fluesiioiis.
and the Drosuariiy waseal and nptH -pjf
titious.
mav be .likened to that, and in some re
spects it may; time alone can tell
whether the analogy, will 4ipldgood to
the end. V t? rij f il
The tendency of prosperity is to be
get speculation and extravagance, and
these beget poverty, individual and na
tiottRh'WM agriiltnre'is much the.
same in: ': this.: period as in , thai: with
which we have compared it, other class
es of business have vastly changed their
i : i r..i .a..
Cliaracters, exercising a uaiieiui muu- Tt rnvpa fnr an ailnwanofl of a draw- I
In this W wnnTrl nof 1" lin- 1
' " I LI . Yk. 111! till UIUUUICVUUIVU IVWUVVUt HI
if gTyiSH' a receptidn to Charles Stewart
a'arneifif m. on pj arrival in iuis ciiy,
na tofpuscam xnqiJsn rarmers in nieir
abreseni strueele. yThere were present
a number of weff krtown Irish leaders!.
It was decided that a large meeting
should be held and delegations were
asked from all Irish societies. Com--mittees
of arrangements were appoint-
fid to carrv out this man.
' IAji organization-was effected at Ham--ilton
:Park Hotel Yesterday, oi sympa--
thizers with' Irish tenant farmers,' and
calling upon all freer-
men to lend a helping hand , to a people-
who are starving upn their native soil,
surrounded by af ertile land whose pro- SJSSSSim zrezi
Sfeibky-avieious . land- fj nominate for the great
deu.er8istatljr( denic&-iumself , to in
terviewing cauersi or, n ut,.i iu nuuie
to themi declines., to talk unless it be
distinctly ttnderBt,opd. that he, is not to
brepprted. i 'wftIt ' :
Tt & baid the cent Democratic pri
mary' elections i?PhiladeIphia indicate
a solid delegattOflrHFroWthatcity to the
nauonai couyeniion m t ayp i wu.
Hancock for the fcresMfcbcy. -
Gen. .Garfield:, splys; Bayard is a
strong man, andpne that would bring
ou$ . a , certain 7 atrenglih . that nq otner
Democrat could reach. ;He is too much
01 a man an arouna tor me jjemovraw.
He is not the kind ef a man they gene-
omces in
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B It O; T,n I5.H S & It A.N K I N
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CHfcRLOTTE DEPOT..
Partner's Alexandria
BREWERY.
BvFelton.of Georgia,for the admission
L of Peruvian, bark and all preparations
tbftreotf4eot(iutyia.r!. nnn
BvCbalm'ers;6f MTssfiSTpM, foV th6
erectipn.of postoffices at Vicksburg and
Natche8:r" . .-n vt ; ."'
By Ellis, of Louisiana, abrogating the
Dower of executive .officers to allow inv
demnity f&jri$jfof ';toiMQfltt':.4lV'
Iand,claiiftTina "wsting that 4ower in
the United States courts.
. By AVood,')f JSTew tYoxk.f to,y amend
the' la'w relatinifi. internal -revenue.
TttrdJ,jihOkioot lite in Ireland. The
press of America is implored not to
look with an apathetic eye upon millions:
of hungry people. All churches and
Irish societies are solicited to agitate
theraaftef '-and raise subscriptions to
provide' Meat for the starving mothers,
fathers and cnnaren 01 ireiana.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ence upon this, we wc
derstood assaying thatour agricultural eluded in the pirwisionaof theetrf
Ji which (LrawuacK. saaii
methods have not clihnd in twenty
years; the improveafcht whieh they
have undergone has been' of a Sparked
and decided character. The idea sought
to be conveyed is that while the same
general system obtains from generation
he
'etrf
bv which-the
exceeded the
d nenv ia-
to generatiMX i the sowkig and t
i-eapirfg,4 the ymuhericesi whW gove
the prices are radically different. Sup
ply and demand must haye everything
to do with :pijQs, but the, tn.eanih cf
tliese terms has changed'witfi the chang
ing years. Demand formerly meant
what was. needed by, the.world for im
mediate cohsnm'ption : now' it meani
what is needed by the consumer and
the speculator. In cotton, for instance,
such a thing Is now-possible as exorbi
tant prices while the mills are stocked
and receipts are heavy at all the ports,
showing an apparent excess of supply.
On the other hand we have seen when
receipts were liglit. jand. Uje oailjs' fjl
supplied that priced we're at" starvation
figures, and the question arises, Why?
The population of the wprld does npt
thus'fiacfiuate, neithei does: itsclith&
wearing capacity, and the answer is
the speculators. Agriculture, the source
of all wealth, has thus become the foot
ball of the gamblers on "Wall street, and
it has come to this, that, agricultural
prod uctiondn all tines being much the
Baxne year by year, one may ask over
and over again why it is that prices are
high this year and Tow next, and no
one can render a reason. Werhaye seen
that bountiful harvests do not always
bring unlimited prosperity, and we are
left at sea regarding the whys and
wherefores.
This brings us back to the beginning.
The earth has this year yielded, its in
crease in much the same profusion that
t dinn theroeriod abore referred tos
find tqjipl oiArd appearance tlie pro
perify-is jjust asgreal, There are i those'
iuiaviu uutveueye mm meuoonjs
has come to stay. We hope it has, and
yet it may be that it has not. The bulls
of to-day may be bears .to-morrow, and
March 11st. 1879i
Hpdnal ift value the atnou
tax paicort 'sucJi ttsbacpi
taXujf sixteen ceoti per
posed.
By Fejton of Georgia, to protect in
nocent Persons frdnr criminal "pTosfecu-
tions. It provides for the repeal of sec-
r1r"4,(3ES of the Revised Statutes in or
der to proirrDit ine use or criminal in
formations in criminal prosecutions,
and gives every criminal the -right of
trial under regular indictment by a
duly iehipannjelled grand jury.
By'Myers, of Indiana, to retire 11a
tional bank notes and substitute Unit
ed States Treasury notes therefor.
TK?nna,f West Virginia.to settle
claims of (fitfeens of West Virginia for
looses sustained during the. late var,
properly chargeable to' the United
States. i
By Warner, of Ohio, for the appoint
ment of a select committee to investi
gate the questions relating to inter
State commerce.-0
Wood, of New York, offered a con
current resolution providing for an ad
journments Googcss ffdtn DecenJen
23rd to January 6tn.-'
. After an amendment making the
date of adjournment 19th instant m-
tead 01 the
At 2.
committee
fining the duties of reporter of the
United States Supreme Court, and
without any final action thereon the
committee rose and the House adjourn
ed. r SiKATBayardioni tfieTnn1t
fee on finan'ce, reporte'd BacktbeSerrate
bill for an interchange of subsidiary
silver coins, and moved its indefinite
potpnemen So ' ordeYEtrr "AlSil 1 ' the
M Culiiia(ion which Projuies 10
: ttsnl( In AntbrKallrad 'JM to
I be Pacific Coast.
New York, December 9. The Times
of to-day says : "Inquiry at the offices
nf tlilsiiily uf'the compauies interested
confirms the report published yesterday,
that papers aiave oeen signed ror ine
unicp of the & Atchison, Topeka &
SanteFe aifa Sfe Louis & San Francisco
Raifroad cmohnies, and for the con
struction of ne joint line from Albu
qurque on the Rio Grande, in New
Mexico, to the Pacific coast. The state
ment, however, that the Chicago & Al
ton company is in the scheme is pro
nounced incorrect. By the terms of.
the agreement, the St. Louis & San
Francisco surrender to the Atchison,
Topeka & Sante Fe company one-half
interest in their franchise as owners of
the Atlantic & Pacific Railway com
pany, whic,h they succeeded, and the.
two companies pledge themselves joint
ly to raise twenty-five millions for.
building an extension about one thou
sand miles long, to some point on the
Pacific Coast not yet designated. The
officers intimate that they know where
they can obtain the money needed and
that the work of building the extension
will be begun at the earliest possible
moment that the weather will permit
next year. These are all details that
can bu obtained for the present.
their party.
Mr.'Wm. El Chandler, of New Hampr
sUire, writes to the New York Tribune
a summons for "another earnest enthu
siastic and final struggle to keep the re
bels out of control olHthe national gov
ern ment." He sees 138 electoral vote
certain against the Republieans, and
wails because New York and Indiana
are likely to be carried by the "Confed
erate Democracy."
The two members of the Tilden Club
appointed by the council committee in
Pittsburg on the Grant reception vow
thev won't serve, and have a notion to
pummel Mr, Foley, the Tilden Club
member who nominated them. Mem
bers of the Grant jClub, who are anxious
to do some service, are indignant at the
appointment of Tilden men, and. the
Dispatch says there is likelihood of an
unlimited amount of fun.
Flrat Step of the Readjnster.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 9-The Re ad
justers of the General Assembly were
in caucus last ' night until midnight,
making nominations for State officers.
The nominee for the second auditor is
the Only Republican nominated.
Eminent physicians tecommend Dr. Bull's Balti
more P lis as Ine most Effectual specific for Drspep-
Bla or IndlgeatWor rnc as cents. -
grttqff tmfl gptedicittcs.
DR. J. II. McAden,
nKCOOIST AND CHUOOSt,
Now offers to the bade a full stock of
I ttonld respectfully Inform the citizens of Char
lotte, and vicinity, that I have opened in this city,
on Trade street (next door to the office of the Car
ollna Central Bailroad) a. .r
BBANCH OmOS AND DEPOT
of my well known Brewery, where I will constantly
keep on hand mj celebrated
Tiroll Lager Beer
In kegs, as well as bottled In convenient style, for
family use and for shipping.
The reputation of this beer la established; In
fact It has received the highest prizes at the North
Carolina, and Virginia State Fairs.
Our bottled beer is especially imre and strength
ening, and is highly recommended by the medical
fraternity for delicate persons, and those needing
atonic.
ISf Dellfered dally in any part of the city free
of extra charge.
BOBEET POBTNEB.
Nov.18.
TO THE
CHARLOTTE PUBLIC !
COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE.
I desire the Charlotte public to know that the
BOUNDARY AVENUE
Beer Bottlirg Establishment has reduced the prioe
of
First Class Lager Deer
to seventy-five cents per dozen bottles, and that I
will in the future, as in the pas try to deserve the
patronage of the public by delivering free of
charge to any part of the city only strictly first
class beer.
I have ordered and will receive in a few days a
supply of new patent bottles, for the convenience
of my customers.
T. C. MUNZLEB.
Not. 19.
DURHAM
c - x (iflr
; Duinrd oa iXlfcajicett and Solidity-. .
Xeav York, Dec. 9. In connection
with the Tnemoriarof the business men
Lubin's Extracts and Colognes.1
English Select
Jrfbed,AT0 tESV UtA KQWk, in. favorsof the bill tor
;.W p. nAS f f !h Al4iXijlthrf lfgaF bide quality
ittee of the whole on the bill de- Mm m.MniTo,t. ul wiri .hii,
Senate to Authorize the secreta:
Ahefreasuryvtof -issue ten millioas
lars- of l per 'eenr.- bondsf of thepay
ment of arrears of pensions, and asked
its indefinite postponement. So ordered.
The Vice-President laid before the
Senate a confraunication from the postmaster-general
transmitting a letter
from the assistant postmaster-general
calling attention to the insufficiency of
the, appropriation for inland mail trans-.
poijiauon ior ine pi esentjiscai year,. re,
commending that two Bullion dollars
be re-ippropriated out of unexpended
balances of former appropriations for
that purpose during the last four yeafs,
which have Deen covered into the trea
sury and be made available to meet ne-
cessitiee-et the service.- KeMu-ed to
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prices may go where theideprotalizewl conimitceeon appro pnatiope.:
itenuuiican leiesraunea to neafinna.rr.prs ujuhuu, ui ano, ui ttcou y li
re.! a
was?
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ginia, the resolution heretofore submit
ted by him, calling on the secretary of
the treasury for -astatenrent by States
of the amount paid out of the treasury
mce J906 on claims growing out or the
alSwar, (was1 Uttto ti Vftididd the
discussion the morning hour expired
a 3
.1 larvB
nd the rjesaiuiion wen4jovrJr. v
uaviag oi Illinois,
motion
11 t-v r
iiie,ij
went;
that Johnston county had gone on elec
tion day. This view need not neces
sarily destroy confidence nor unsettle
values in air bjohes iSjWel.1
enough for men to contemplate it 'when
they fg timlvbinningptAgr.
wild ovmreamj tfi f uilu
loo eaav let 10 r nsa trow a
old clni.hflR ami ; if &"fffi man tMni-a1 wFe.1"": 1 M
, ...,,73 IT, O rt'I a rhe Senates m exe
uuii a-ca:ajsnvaifl iront, fej i&aernoonJtolJrmed
hrst sit down and count up the cost and Secretary McCrary,
that hAhag thB money inland-; jit
Will o( do oihijp tcdependtqo Btrojig
JXJ2kpriceswngeHigT5 thils
enabling him to pay out We want to
to warn our people aiftsttlWsyeiJF
lanuiia auu extiavagani.:meatmeats
The temptation to makelnese is strong
:ecitjvp s.esJIon ti
5dlhlojbiiatiijoi
, to be United States
as
Judge for the Eighth Circuit, without
deDaU or dmsiTi. " f K7jT
vXeit'residexit segt to WTienate
uay ine uominauon or vy m. miller
postmaster "E TB5EStTo13Sa":
extravagant intestnienta. fflM
ar.
when the money with which to embark
in themhasbeeneasilv and nnp.Ynp.ritprilv
madefjtAitif theyw' aid ihdujged in the
very circumstances which rendered
them possible will cease to exist. Good
times can be driven away by abuse of
the good that they bring, jjusfc- as a for
tune may be wastexf btkeliirogacy.
of its holder. Prosperity is not always
the result of accident, and the philqsp-
pny 01 retaining it is tolise 11 4f
uatulal'Gf Karri'
Rexinger to be postmaster acXrar
from greenbacks, the World publishes
the following extract from a letter re
cently received by J. S. Moore, from
Senator Bayard: "It is not hostility to
the South that makes the North solid.
It is the apprehension lest unwise and
ridiculous administration of the finan
ces should injure the Northern proper
ty and investment. No instrument is
so dangerous as a legal tender paper
"currencyTirel-edfiabilityofwliichn y
be-eadangered. I do not care half so
n)tich for party success in this connec
tiorrf although I value it most highly,
as I do for the great service it would be
to our whole country and the genera
tions to succeed us."
BRIEF FOREIGN ITEMS.
A Madrid dispatch says the resigna
tion of the entirCabinetis in the hands
oftjhe&ing. sf . u
A Constantinople dispatch announces
that, tbje disatf sal of MMhat Pasha has
been decided: upn. r
It is estimated that 150,000 persons
are suffering from famine in Upper
Selsia, .mostly Poles.
lAlarid jfcitalion meeting was held
SundajatiaslU Eea, Ireland, at which
Parnell and Davitt were present. A
collision nearly occurred between the
police and agitators owing to the pres
ence of two government shortrhand
writers.
A cattle plague jhas broken out on the
Island of Cyprus.
C. H. Getting & Co., merchants of
dbn, BueiJCWjtWeTa(,!fpnte video
vasuspenaecc si 1
nan, acter na re lse, addressed
arcrtrtrowds ffriin ailfe fwtnaow of his
liOteU He ar&i3uSctdiIat whatever lie
saldTaT Bulla, Tre war prepared to say
aeam. a is woros were louoiy cneereti.
av saow falls are raported throueh
jutKerjnany, Austria and swiwenand,
frfrm Parist-Madrid.-BrussWs.T lor-
Verona and Rome. At Mantas the
H vefTe30eozen
isr nil
K.J I -
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S PI C E S
Colgate, Honey and Glycerine Soaps.
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English, rreuch and American
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PRESCRIPTIONS ;
Carefully prepared at all hours, both night and
day at
J. a HdDiors
Prescription Store.
SECURITY,
SECURITY,
SECURITY.
v- 200 Barrels of
i
C. WEST 4 SONS'
EXTRA No, 1 KEROSENE
AXS
1 ALADDIN SECtTBTTT OIL.
(ANALYZED BY DB. W. H. TAYLOR, STATE
CHEMIST OF VIRGINIA. AND PROXOUNC-
XD PURE, AND RECOMMENDED AS A
BEVERAGE OR MEDICI E.
Burgess EI:
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DKXLKK IN
aI-L KINDS OF
hi
5
BEDDING, &C.
A FULL LINE OK
Cheap Bedstead
8,
AND
LOUNGES.
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS.
COFFINS OF ALL KINDS ON HAND. YS Ladles' and Gentlemen's Burial Robes a Ine suddIt.
NO. 5 WEST TRADE STREET, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
. ... t- -
The only Medals ever Awarded for Porous Plasters were given to the manufac
turers of BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS at the Centennial and
Paris Expositions.
OVER 5,000 PHYSICIANS AND DRUGGISTS HAVE VOLUNTARILY TESTIFIED
That they are a great improvement on the common, slow-acting Porous Plasters by reason of their
prompt action and the absolute certainty of their quickly relieving pain and effecting a positive cure.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
The attention of the citizens of Charlotte and
the surrounding country is again called to this
Pure Whiskey, now so popular both North and
South. We have the endorsation of nany Drug
gists and Dealers in New York City, Washington,
D, (X, New Orleans. San Francisco, and many oth
er Cities, and we cam confidently recommend the
"Durham" to be equal to any Whiskey distilled In
this country.
Call for '-Putham" at W. R. Cochrane'! Central
Hotel Saloon. : .
ELLISON & HARVEY.
Sole Proprietors
Oct.21-dtf.
LMDE IEEE
West's Extra No.
Sons, Baltimore,
1 Kerosene 00, from C West
ville, Tenn
When ttredooTS were re-opened
iJBij, the enate ad
row. '
SPiBKS FUOn THE WIRES.
at
to abuse it. Thiss th le&M SrtAM MvWWM8
,.r u A. tot tire ui utctj TOW- exista-
o nuuiu nave me mtuicr ihk.3 io nearu
THE NATIONAL JANUS FACE.
The Washington RefiuUlcifxi, fa aei
cent comment upon the statemenfrof a
Southern journal that the Toombs dis
patch would be worth 100,000 votes to
the Repnblican party, says: f
"Death toltSd SMonli is noti&et?
congenial cry anywhere now. It is
too expensive, and its cost is not for
gotten even by the South. ,.,.. . ,
jluo jjUfUHciin is noMiing-iiJ nawa
consistentxii lfjyotthelievejthis why are
you .always i telling :youx . leaders that
thft.rebpl peroflcrjuyategking to
overturn thV srovernment. and that in"
Cldmitfed:thaitfdme1nMonsi
1 a . c J"- - 1. - g
nave risen loneari
their ltfadIeal' ffor power they would
not hesitate to seek to accomplish their
end by force (by the iltieftdfngof budD
if they find they cannot do$t by friud
Why do you talk that way and then
turn right around and say that "Death
to the Union is not a very congenial
cry anywhere"? The Republihan
either believes that the South is ready
for toarntnUjeUnionor ltdoeanotr
jl!tJl.-'i.r,Jiii.l i.i!4 " J i.l tt.'
ieueye jt, iAasar!:flii;erenj ..ipge
tnoi-iiMiiViiiiaV'iwe have tripped'
positions, and now, by the way, is there
would induce it to say something and
stick to it?
rw wrm oam m nHiu Mr Mfi m 1 r.
a great deal? ,Nevei tamper . wltB your haby'a
health bf using opiates and other dangerous arti
cles to quiet its stomach troubles, etc., but use 1 1,
Hull's Baby Brrup instead. Price 25 cents.
Tho flnnrincr mill rf Satnn p1 TTill
$25,000; insured for $7,500. The mill
contained 20,000 to 80,000 bushels of
wheat and some flour, valued at $25,000.
No insurance. r
I Tito jfttaie lajinjt rails on the- Cih
j&niAuSuUiern. Bailroad were to have
met yesterday, about seven miles be-;
yond New River, Scott county, TenneB-
fper-Jpwf fihes irom (jincmnati ana 137.
ndls,ffemiChattanooga. The formal
pe4finiflwia take place on Christmas. :
J no. Henkle was probably tataiiy
J no. jConnpr and Wm, Sher-
Hlgheet Medal awarded at Centennial Exposition.
Crystal Oil Works, Canton. Warranted to stand a
Die test of 110 degrees Fahrenheit before tt will
Burn, a West 4 Sons, Baltimore.
HAPPY
JOE FISCHESSER.
COLE AGENT FOE THE ATLANTA BBEWERT
H Let those who never drank Beer before,
Go to Joe Flschesser's and drink the more."
FRESH FROM THE ATLANTA BREWERY, ON
ICE ALL THE WAY.
I have an arrangement with the Atlanta Brewery,
by which I ar able to keep on draught, and for
sale by the keg
PURE ICE COLDL AGER BEER
Brought to my door In an toe-cold refrigerator direct
from the Brewery.
Persons in Charlotte, or at a distance, can buy
beer from me at bottom rock prices,! and warrant
ed to be as pure and fresh as if just made.'
My facilities this summer tor the delivery of
Beer are better than ever, and as the sote .ageat
in Charlotte of the Atlanta Brewery, I respectfully
nlifdt the mtronflee of the nubile.
Wines and the best Liquors oa draught or for
sale by the quantity all the time.
OYSTERS
On tte half-shell. Lorers of the luscious bivalves
can bo supplied by
JOSEPH FISCHESSER.
iu27 ...
DRESS GOODS,
81XK8,
8HAWU,
UNENs,
COTTONS,
UPHOLSTERY,
TOlWMTWGg,
FLUTNEIS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
etrlV and Boys' Salts, - .
' - IuUe' Underwear, .
lnijuits Outfits,
DRESS MAKING,
WRAPS,
COSTUMES,
RIBBONS,
NECKTIES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
White goods,
BUTTONS,
HASEBTJRGS,
SKIRT BRAID,
SEWING SILK,
PINS,
FRINGES,
NEEDLES.
FANCY GOODS, A.
mi
BY MAIL.
mm
Send for Samples or information, and
satisfy yourself how cheaply and quickly
you can get everything in
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
cf .ics by Hail or Express. We carry an
average, stock of about $00,000, all bought
for prompt cash. tTry us.
Have the U hilar en sena jor a set oj our
Advertising Cards.
COOPER &G0NARD,
Importers and Retailers,
P HI LAD EL PHI A, PA.
"tabphed 18SL
May ll-dfcwtllljan9.
i
"BSIatclrcs aua gcwclrg.
Tbe Co'utlltlon' of Ireland.
A special repbt' on the cdnditaon of
Ireland wa issued a..
tne local government
ffiTtiea-iaone potato-oropvisewsryt.
wnere aenciem in quantity and inferior
in quality, and this and the absence of
raftftiel, tmngqme wetrosQjxthe
fpxtn
existsn fe'ei'
pected to culminate durins: the winter
and spring., yj.TUe ; feoardj antyajpate . jal jburnedrain
uniess worK De oDtamed tor the labor
ing ciAssesi IPgiitferiam Js-jeicafcli
dtf the Increasd, the largest pet fefentaei
being in Ulster.Xhey affirm that the
poor law will be sufficient to cons with
any distfessHhat may : arise during the
GIL JU, IS
he ratef
V five snilhners
1.1 a i . . o
me pounu, wnionv appears to show the
necessity even now of considering very
serially what shall be done in those
districts, the impoverished shopkeepers
as well as the farmers being wholly
unable to pay such demands.
a fire ttal!
v. brirnfe'd'bV ah'eXtjlosfdn; of
In lICtstoAfeoat Cbhrpahys
twinet shalt yesterday morning.
JS?estfef Aafyrorty emigrants f rom'Merri-;
weatner county passed tnrougn Atlan
ta for Arkansas and Texas where they
will buy land. The emigration fever is
ing in (ieorgia, very low rates are
uffiaV rrfoi&hk last, the farm
house of two brothers, Richard and:
Wm. Needham, in London, (Ontariol
township was entered by masked burg
lars who stole five hundred dollars and.
clubbed the two Needhams so merci
lessly that both are expected to, die
ten
KEW ORLEANS-f Dec. 0. TT-r,nn-
gressman Money in a" letter to the
j.y auonai Republican denies the state-
noiSf ,ifcV.1iaV. -t-V, ;J 4l. ij. BL. r --! w:
others iS a refugee from MadisorDarisfi. Gffeyy toawntl
Gen. Money says he came to this citv I Tfomthe'
to attend the sale of North Louisiana
andiTexas Hailroad; ut foe -this b
wouia ?nave peen
Madison.
jajfc hgsanpaon--jat
A Proposed Line of Steamer from
Havre to NejOriepn.
Parif, Dec. 9. M. Leon Chatteau had
lew with President
presented a petition
Inhabitants of New Orleans
JS f 11 J 1. 1 ' 1 i. P 1
in lavor oi uih esiaunsnmeiii, ui a linej
of steamers between Havre and New
Orleans. M. Chatteau pointed out the
advantages of the French line of ;
steamers touching at Baltimore. A
petition will be submitted to a cabinet'
i . i JTorSalo fcy .
irk. 3. H. McADKN, Sole Agent,
CHARLOTTE, N. & .
NELSON 4 COX'S
iTresli . Ifalian Hacearonl, Baker's Chdcoolate
Epps' Cocoa add Oswego Com Starch.
'J L.R. WRISTON4 00.
1 PRICE'S
, YEAST GEMS,
l)ooley's, Horsetord's and Sea Poam Baking Pow-
! ' '
; t; v. . 46M......
,.. Ihe best Stuch for Laundry Purposes is
SATIN GLOSS,
Pearl ana Bon Ton also In stock. Use Colgate's
i Kew Laundry Soap best and cheapest
L.B. WB1STON4 CO.
ll'aniJ w
PQlitician f rom hia State, wit'
VJ9JMj tne man saying
fomcw ahi'can lend me tb
.Iiyou wish to see sometnlhg handsome in the
line of fine Christmas goods, do not tall to glre us
call.- ' Our Stock of GeUulol and Fiorina mdi ia
the best assorted in tha -ltr- ku mitt hA tntareatAd
though you do notbuy. We. haye alio , gentlemen's'
and raTelin? Cases,
me the
ner replied that he was not in office.
"Why ! exclaimed.the colored politician
in astonishment, "ain't you still ex- Sen
ator r .
i -.; i.'.ui
-XOU are m "There was a stromr market nn 10 Sfw wVUUn
money." War- rfav -anA .Trlci fnr?hr nrlvnnr. tilSTSSSS.U ',1
I MJ . mu. vuv i . uv. AMI to Kin UB H C3UIL v '
hthlPlata Mirror lent nhiTimvinJl ViWnn Tint.
ties,. English. French and American ' Hair. Tnnth
Extracts.
ertcan Co-
the most striking features is the dig 1
parity between the views of buyers and
sellers and the consignment of the di
minishme volume of transactions. Most r
' W tb Waidinfif IndiS'aBd hin export"1 1
fautoslvei
w c i i I. JKSUSXQM CO.
...lCTrtS jti) i6--f-f:is i;
Wirr.TBYraPEL'S COBN BOLtENT.i
Bully boy with arias !i ZmlP1i.WP leauing-unaia np, iiran expon
cured his cold, it only cost hirno cents. I actual business is concernea. 'W i
December 7.' ' '
No tore no pay. L
X.B.WB1ST0N&C0.
GREAT BARGAINS
In Jewelry and Fancy Goods, Gold and Sflvor
Watches, Silver and Plated Table Wae.
AT
J. T. BUTLER'S.
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY,
SILVER AND
SILVER-
PLATED
WARE,
GOLD AND SILVER
SPECTACLES.
Gold-Head Canes and everything yon want
2
TEE LEADING AID POrjLAS L2Y Q0Q23 SOUSE OF rEZLASELFSU.
With us through oar SAMPLE AKp MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT is simple,
easy, and advantageous. Anyone writing to as for Samples, mentioning the kind of goods
needed, will receive, by return mail, the desired samples and information. Goods sent
BY MAIL OR EXPRESS.
Through this means ladies' everywhere thrtughout theJnitod States avail them
selves of a very con vcriieh't' plan ,of receiving Te'3c)dsTriminings,rii?.f a General
Outfit from the head centres of trad V-here they caa; at all times obtain u best goods,
newest and latest styles to be hadTla the least money. i
HOMER, COLLADAY & CO.
Manufacturer; Retailer, find importer- cf Choice 2toveMe in Dre G6tnU,
Silks, Trimming, etc.,
CHESTKUT, ABOVE BROAD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
; KSTABI.tSHp 1842.) ,
And 13 Rue Richer, Paris, France.
S-Have. the, children scad for a set of our Fancy Advertising Cards.9
AH Samples and Information Bent freo to al parts of iba United States.
8
Oct 14-lw3nv
CIMIKG: OlDf MILE 01F
Boots
and
Shoes
.We Will icommencfi. on Mondj', December 8tli, to close-out our entire stock
; AT AND BELOW COST,
By the single pair, in dozens, or any way to suit the purchaser. We advise all to lay in a supply to last
at ltast a year, as they will be able to save from 50c. to $20 per pair. Call early and bo convinced
that we mean what wo say at Smith BoJldhig. -
W. S. FORBES, AGENT.
December 20.
XtscjeIIattt0Ats.
NEW STORR1
.TINlfSLAlifr
Y ' nave jaen reeeivea a sptenaea awc oi-eauug
anauooung stores; consisting oi i:
IRON KING,
COTTON KING,
ELMO, P.LMETTO, ;
And the Celea&iea jtxceisior wivuiJif owvo, piieei
- v;Dor4"Tlo PtatoZtoe, 8olderi Wlrejmd Tln-
dec24
J. T. BUTLER'S.
p LASKB, . .
From Paris, Frame,
WATCH and CLOCK MAKER, GILDER and 6TL
TER PLATER.
Trade Street, opposite First Presbyterian Church,
: NatGrayBtore. : . ! .-. ,. : I i
. Eve;y Kind of repairs made at once afr'haU prtoe
and warranted one year. ' Every fcmd of Jewelry or
Bronze Gilding, Coloring; Silver-Platfng end Gal
vanlzing made at short notice and equally as good
M hew. Work done for the trade at low prices?
' ' ' fclf 1 . Apprentice wanted, with premium and good
references. .' t-iit$iw n ft.v.u -fi-ivaZ
Bqpeired work tmealled for wIU be sold e4 tbe
expiration of twelve months for cost of repairs.
teptlS " -. - - - i
CV1 ol Wads. ;;
Tta and Sheet-Iron work promptly done charg
es mouwaufr . , pt
f RICHARD MOORE,
Next door to WittkowsKV & Baruch,
. CharlotteVN. C.
)1 i'
.-.if.
A
cheap.
full line pt CpFriN3,;obitetahr!fili!h4hd-!
Od. 3. Sogers' Furniture Store.'
in
Jftl&ttlVXVLZBXXS.
EVERYBODY KNOWS
That Goods of ever? description have advance
the last iea days. Hating; bought our.
SECOND' STOCK
BEFORE THE RISE.
We are enabled to sell ycu goods at a great au . jin
tage. Don't fall to give us a call before maKing
your purchases ol
WINTER GOODS.
Respectfully,
BABRtNGER & TBOTfEtt.
' v.
SCHOOL NOTICE.
-1 will open a school for boys on Mon
dial neiWa Jhe 'school bulldiug on
Gen. Barrlnger's lot on Church street.
The school will, at nrst. consist or on
ly two departments, Primary and 1d-
in . lit HSriUIOUMUC, PU VWJV f
the best possible cias3iucHii9n in, oravc wwi -
'lnatmt1nn mat be thorOUKh.
. TERMS. . (payable nrouthl,
ment. S3 .Der , 0Wh; - IW
month. ; . - .. -.i..
septs
Primary pepw;